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What Is The Treatment For Kidney Stone?

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i am glade to see yours sugesstion for the service of humanity.Doctors best know then what people think. one

.person told me that doctors say every human being have a small stone in thier kidney is it right ????



what is best for the safty of kidney.because kidney diseases dangrous and wiedlly spread.

.medicin ,water....................
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hi,
As in most of people the kidney stone give rise no symptoms so remain undiagnosed through out life, but in those with symptoms present with pain during urination, flank pain, frequency and urgency etc. Small stones need only pain management through NSAIDs and intake of plenty of water. But large stones need removal by various processes like Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (a non invasive procedure ), surgical process like Ureteroscopic surgery by using laser/ basket extraction, percutaneous nephrolithotomy.
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What Is The Treatment For Kidney Stone?

Hi, As in most of people the kidney stone give rise no symptoms so remain undiagnosed through out life, but in those with symptoms present with pain during urination, flank pain, frequency and urgency etc. Small stones need only pain management through NSAIDs and intake of plenty of water. But large stones need removal by various processes like Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (a non invasive procedure ), surgical process like Ureteroscopic surgery by using laser/ basket extraction, percutaneous nephrolithotomy. Thank you for consulting HCM.